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Abuse of Discretion – Other-acts Evidence
Alan Lee Moore appeals a judgment of conviction, following a jury trial, of trafficking a child as a party to a crime.
Court Error – Ordinance Compliance
Teresa Anderson, pro se, appeals an order compelling her compliance with Shawano County’s Health, Junk and Environmental Hazard Ordinance No. 7-09.
Claim Preclusion – Fair Value and Corporate Misappropriation Claim
This appeal is the latest installment in a longstanding intrafamilial dispute between Jay Link; Jay’s brother, Troy Link; and their father, John (Jack) Link.
Estate – Attorney Fees
Faith Ann Lowell, pro se, appeals the judgment closing the probate estate of her mother, Faith Miriam Lowell.
Jury Instructions – Other-acts Evidence
Jeffrey D. Lee appeals a judgment of conviction, following a jury trial, for first-degree sexual assault of a child under the age of twelve.
Court Error – Abuse of discretion
A state can speak in litigation only through its agents and may select its agents without the interference of the federal courts.
Sentencing Guidelines – Resentencing
After Brandon Shoffner was convicted of unlawful possession of a firearm, he successfully appealed to this court his sentence of 84 months’ imprisonment, a sentence below the applicable Sentencing Guidelines range.
Abuse of Discretion – Judgment
Gary Williky appeals a judgment in favor of the Securities and Exchange Commission (“SEC”) that followed a bifurcated settlement agreement regarding Williky’s fraudulent conduct while working for the Indiana based company Imperial Petroleum, Inc. (“Imperial”).
FDCPA Violation
Capital Management Services, L.P. (CMS) is a debt collector, and therefore regularly sends out dunning letters to debtors hoping to collect past-due debts.
Judgment – Breach of Contract
In June 2013, a storm passed over Villas at Winding Ridge (“Winding Ridge”), a condominium complex located in Indiana, causing some minor damage from hail.
Lanham Act – Attorney Fees
Defendants appeal the denial of their request for Lanham Act attorney fees following the plaintiff’s voluntary dismissal of its trademark infringement suit.
Sentencing Guidelines
Arthur Robinson pleaded guilty to unlawfully possessing a firearm.
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